FKF Premier League results 2026-27

KPL results today are the scores from football matches played in Kenya's top flight on the selected date, in the competition South African readers may follow as soccer. Clubs are ranked in the table by points, goal difference, goals scored and head to head record, with scheduled match dates and kick-off times shown in EAT, WAT, SAST and GMT.

Explore the Kenyan top flight through its results and standings. Kenya's top flight began in 1963, was known as the Kenya National Football League from 1963 to 1996, and adopted the Kenyan Premier League name from 1998. Start with the selected date, then check the match status before reading a score as final.

How Can You Find Yesterday's Results Or One Club's Scores?

Use the date and club filters to find earlier results or follow one team's matches. Match dates identify when results were recorded, while the FKF Premier League table shows standings for the selected season. Read position beside played, won, drawn, lost, goals for, goals against, goal difference and points. Points decide the order, followed by goal difference, goals scored and head to head record. A remaining tie affecting the title, relegation or qualification requires a play off at a neutral venue.

What Do Goals, Minutes And Red Cards Explain?

Scorers, goal minutes and red cards show how a result developed beyond the final score. Read those events in sequence, especially when comparing a late equaliser with a lead held throughout. Club filters also bring together Gor Mahia and AFC Leopards results around the Mashemeji derby. Their first meeting was on 5 May 1968. That shared history gives the fixture its place in Kenyan football, while the match record supplies the detail for each individual meeting.

Where Do Postponements And Revised Kick-Offs Appear?

A postponed match needs a revised date before it can be treated as a scheduled fixture. The dated match records show fixture status, while the FKF Premier League fixtures list scheduled dates and kick-off times. Read EAT for Kenya and Uganda, WAT for Nigeria, SAST for South Africa and GMT for Ghana together: Nigeria is two hours behind East Africa, South Africa is one hour behind and Ghana is three hours behind.

How Do Past Seasons And The Table Zones Fit Together?

Select a completed season to read its final standings and results together. The league has 18 clubs playing 34 matches each, home and away. The colour key identifies the champion and CAF qualification places; check the accompanying qualification notes because a league position alone does not explain every continental place. The bottom two go down, while 16th faces the third placed National Super League club in a play off. For individual scoring records, open FKF Premier League stats. Gor Mahia's 1987 African Cup Winners' Cup victory gives those continental ambitions a Kenyan reference point.